Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02

more mains this year, but if you are located
near a main already down you can get gas.
Col. Barren viii 90 into the manufsctur-
ing business st Findlay.
At East Liverpool, during the street
fair, couple of young folks were mar
ried. DuriCg the ceremony it rained.
The following item from the Pittsburg
Dispatch may be interesting: 'Wiseacres
shook their heads on the day of the fair
when Eva Pressay aud Samuel Csrnaghan
were publicly married, and said that the
downfall of "a bode no good to the we'd
ded couple. This morning, they say,
~ told you so, for Samuel is lying seri-
ously hurt, he having fallen ten feet from
a scafolding to a pile of bricks, and sus-
tanned severe injuries on head and body. !"
Spangler Post will attend the &. A. K.
reunion at Pittsburg in body
Natural gas has been put in the South
Bellaire NJ. E. Church.
The fire at the Glencoe tunnel might
have been serious. The company would
take no chances, and their vigilance saved
the tunnel.
The wagon shop OF the late Henry Shon'
haus has been reopened.
f. C. Morris returns to his first love
the hotel. "Zeke" has not been contented
since he sold the Globe two years since.
He will 90 to Steubenville and We hope he
will prosper as we'll in that city as he has
in Bellaire.
Dan Mckinley, who has been working
at his trade 'in Wheeling has secured a
position in the BellMre Goblet Works mold
shop.
One of our prominent young butchers
will be married before long.
The Republicans say the Democrats are
making a still hunt" According to the
old saying, 'Stll water runs deep" In
other words the Reps had better look out
for the Dems. this fall.
Jan. es L. Kelly has been made perman-
ent treasurer of the funds of the Street
Fair.
Mrs. T. T. Seals will visit GAINESVILLE
friends this week.
The c., l.. IL w. road is now running
sixteen trains a day between here and Mar
tins Ferry.
There will be q communion service in
the Second Presby terrain Church this morn
ing, conducted by the new pastor.
Prof Mullen will reorganize his dancing
class on Wednesday.
The Wenner Cadets are requested TO
turn ont in the street parade during the
State fair.
J. Parsons new oyster and fish stand,
near the B. & o. depot, is doing we'll.
Charles Sheets talks of opening an AT
lantic Tea Store" in Kansas, if he can find
suitable opening.
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton, who for 81 years
has had charge of the B. & .. freight EN-
ployes at this city and Benwood, several
days ago rendered his resignation to the
company, it being his desire to retire from
active labor On Friday night the men
engaged on the =. & o. freight platform
pre- sented Mr.. Hamilton with II gold
headed cane as memento and rs recog-
milton of the esteem in which they hold
him.
The round trip to Pittsburg reunion has
been made 81.
James Baunlord used brick on the face
of James Hanlon, and the latter looks con-
siderable worse for the treatment.
At the committee meeting Friday night
the following prizes were fixed upon for
the boat race and band contest:
BOAT RACE.
Contest between professionals, open to
all Corners, first prize, $1,000; second prize,
$50; third prize, S25.
Consolidated race: First prize, $50; sec
Ond prize, $50; third prize, $50
Amateur race: First prize, So; second
prize, $50; third prize, $40.
BAND CONTEST
First contest, open 10 all corners, SO.
Second contest, between Ohio bands
only, $50.
Spangler Post will 20 to Pittshnrg re-
union in body.